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الإمارات تطالب بتوسيع حظر السلاح والعقوبات بالسودان

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طالبت دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة، مجلس الأمن الدولي بتجديد نظام العقوبات وتوسيع حظر الأسلحة ليشمل كامل الأراضي السودانية، وتعزيز معايير الإدراج بما يعكس خطورة الانتهاكات المرتكبة بحق المدنيين، ومن بينها العنف الجنسي وقتل الأطفال وتشويههم. كما جدّدت دعوتها إلى وقف جميع أشكال الدعم العسكري الخارجي لطرفي النزاع في السودان من دون استثناء. وأكدت الإمارات، في …

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